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Dog Coat Galah
Dog Coat Galah
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The Duncan Sportcoat in Galah puts a bold spin on a classic check, blending pink, black, grey and orange for a colourway that stands out without trying too hard. The outer is a soft merino blend made with Australian merino wool, giving natural breathability and comfort through the cooler months.
Inside, a pink premium velour lining adds extra warmth, with a smooth, anti-friction finish designed to help reduce fur catching or matting. Secured with Velcro®, the chest and neck straps are fully adjustable for a snug, comfy fit. A harness opening on the centre-back seam at the shoulder point makes it easy to clip on your lead and head out the door.
It looks polished, but comfort always comes first. The Duncan Sportcoat is designed with your dog’s wellbeing at the centre of every detail.
To keep it looking fresh, secure the Velcro® straps and gently machine wash in cold water using a mild wool soap. Dry on the line, and never tumble dry or bleach.
Maisy (Welsh Terrier) wears Small
Fozzie (Welsh Terrier) wears Medium
The right size for your dog (measurements in cms)

| Size | Collar | Chest | Length | Breeds |
|
XXS |
18-22 | 30-39 | 28 | Yorkie, Chihuahua, Shitzu Maltase, Toy Poodle |
| XS | 23-30 | 40-47 | 33 | Shihtzu, Bichon, Yorkie, Jack Russell |
| S | 31-38 | 48-56 | 38 | Mini Schnauzer, Pug, French Bulldog |
| M | 39-48 | 57-67 | 43 | Cocker Spaniel, Beagle, Spoodle |
| L | 49-57 | 68-76 | 48 | Dalmation, Boston Terrier |
| XL | 58-68 | 77-88 | 53 | Vizsla, Weimaraner, German Pointer |
Watch video: How to measure your dog for size
Provenance
Hand cut and machine sewn by our makers in Melbourne, the Galah fabric is an Australian made wool blend woven in Geelong by Loomtex Mills using Australian merino, and sourced through a circular-economy supplier specialising in designer deadstock. Deadstock fabrics are unused lengths left over from fashion production. Too often, they become waste. By choosing Galah, you’re helping keep high-quality materials in use for longer and reducing demand for newly produced fabric, which can save raw materials, water, energy, and chemical inputs.
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